No. 6,522 in Spanish
cadetes
"Cadetes" in English means "cadets," referring to students in a military academy or trainees preparing for military service.
In a sentence
Los cadetes del ejército entrenan durante horas en el campo.
The army cadets train for hours in the field.
In this sentence, 'cadetes' refers to military trainees or students who are undergoing training to become military officers.
Los cadetes de la academia naval navegaron por primera vez.
The cadets of the naval academy sailed for the first time.
Here, 'cadetes' specifies the students or trainees of a naval establishment aiming to prepare them for service.
En el desfile del colegio, los cadetes llevaban uniformes impecables.
In the school's parade, the cadets wore impeccable uniforms.
In this context, 'cadetes' identifies students participating in a ceremonial or organized school group often associated with discipline or training.
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